The Story I Tell Myself
How Self Narratives Define Our Identity, Hold Us Back, And How We Can Change Them
by Peter Ash
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Pub Date Apr 23 2018 | Archive Date Oct 04 2018
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Description
You know who you are, right? Of course you do, you’re you! But what if who you think you are is actually holding you back, closing off exciting opportunities that are right in front of you, and preventing you from achieving your best potential? This book explores the concept of self-narrative, or the stories that we tell ourselves about who we are and our place in the world.
In this book, I explore how understanding our own self-narratives and challenging them can enable you to change how you think about yourself and open up those opportunities that you could be missing. Using examples from my own journey, I provide a process that you can follow to increase your own self-awareness, understand what your self-narrative says and how it impacts your daily life, and gives a template on how to make changes to your narrative.
We are powerful storytellers, telling ourselves our most impactful story of all. By understanding and changing your story you can make real positive change in your life. Use your own story to learn, grow and achieve what you want.
Available Editions
EDITION | Ebook |
ISBN | 9781775224105 |
PRICE | $9.99 (USD) |
Featured Reviews
This was an interesting short read. However, the danger with personal experiences is that it's just that and you cannot rate it, but by reading it, you can be either moved or unmoved by it. I was moved by the author's personal experiences and how open he was about his journey into self-awareness and changing the narrative he told himself.
This book goes to show that the little things we tell ourselves, build up and have the potential to influence our actions, ambition and relationship with others. Thank you Netgalley for the eARC.
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